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Novell Nterprise Linux Services on SUSE LINUX

Overview Although Linux stands as a low-cost alternative to other server operating systems, that is not its only strength. Equally if not more important, Linux has a long-established reputation for being secure, reliable, efficient and fast performing. Despite the appeal of the Linux package, organizations remain wary of adoption due to lack of vendor support, and the lack of sophisticated, integrated network services. Download this white paper to find out how Novell® is addressing these once-justifiable fears and, in so doing, accelerating the adoption of Linux in the enterprise.

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Publisher	Novell	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	March 2004	Downloads	90
Format	White Papers
Topics	Upgrades and Migration, ROI - TCO, Windows NT - 2000 - 2003, Linux - Open Source, Linux Server OS

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